At 2:47 AM on a Tuesday, I found myself asking the question that would consume the next several weeks of my life: What animals could I realistically defeat in hand-to-hand combat?
This dashboard looks at how market size changes the relationship between winning and attendance across MLB teams using Tableau scatterplots, trend lines, and attendance data.
Honestly, this one stopped being about baseball pretty quickly.
It became a project about human behavior.
Every year, NFL teams step up to the podium with the most valuable asset in football… and 5 out of the last 6 times, they’ve hit the same button:
“Draft Quarterback.”
There’s something delightfully absurd about learning a serious analytics tool and immediately using it to answer the most important question in college basketball: Who actually wins this thing?
I built a chart looking at Final Four appearances by conference from 2005 to 2024, and the picture it paints is less Cinderella and more private members club. Just understand that somewhere in the background, the data is sitting quietly at the bar, sipping a drink, and smiling like it already knows how the night probably ends.
I built a dataset tracking the commercials and categorized them, then plotted them in Tableau to see how the advertising ecosystem unfolds during the game. Once the chart is built, the broadcast starts to look less like random commercials and more like a structured marketing strategy.